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How to Build a Story Page Using the MemoryFox Story Builder

Do you want a captivating community story? Look no further! Let’s simplify the steps to craft an awe-inspiring tale with MemoryFox’s Story Builder.​

Written by Sharon Rajan

Crafting compelling community stories with MemoryFox is easy to do!

Step 1: Gather Your Content

Start by creating a folder in your Hopper for your story page. To do this, select the Content tab located on your left side toolbar.
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You can work with an existing Hopper folder or create a new one for this project.
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To add content to your Hopper folder, select the “+” sign on your content preview thumbnail.
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​Fox Tip: Bulk-add by selecting multiple thumbnails and drag a selected piece into your Hopper folder.
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Step 2: Create a New Story Page

Go to your menu bar on the top of your screen and select the Stories tab.
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Next, select the Create Story button located at the top right of your screen.
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NOTE: You will see a reminder to add content to your Hopper folder in order to create your story (you already did this in Step 1). Select Next to continue.
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Add a Name and Description for your story page. You can edit this later. Select Next to continue.
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Step 3: Add Segments to Your Story Page

Adding segments will shape your story page. Click the desired segment type to begin.
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​Segment options include:

  • Header: Showcase your story page’s title and/or description.
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  • Divider: Visibly separate segments with a thin line.
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  • Grid: Showcase content in rows, portrait or landscape.
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  • Tile: A dynamic mosaic of content. You pick the column count.
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  • Side-by-Side: Pair content with descriptive text.
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  • Feature: Highlight content in a large view.
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  • Button: Link to anywhere with a custom URL.
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​Fox Tip: Start with a “Feature” segment to flaunt your organization’s logo.

Add as many segments as you would like. To add a new segment, select the Add Segment button located at the bottom of your screen.
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​Fox Tip: Save your work as you go by clicking the Save button located at the top of your screen.
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Step 4: Populate Segments with Content

Now, it’s time to fill your segments with content! First, open your Hopper (the Content tab on the left side toolbar).
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Next, make sure the Segment you want to work in is in Edit mode as opposed to View mode.
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Drag and drop a piece of content from the Hopper into your desired Segment.
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Adjust the order of your content in a specific segment by dragging the piece of content into your desired position. You can also click on the content for additional edits.
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​Fox Tip: In a Grid or Tile Segment you can set up a Live Event tied to a specific campaign for dynamic content updates.
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Manage Segments using the top-right buttons in each segment box.
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Rearrange your Segments with the Move button located at the top-center in each segment.
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Step 5: Add the Finishing Touches through Your Design

To customize the design of your story page, select the Design tab in the upper right corner of the page.
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First, decide on a display: Full Width for website embedding or Narrow View for standalone URLs or social posts.
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Then customize your story page to match your brand or event theme by changing the text, header, button, and background colors.
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​Fox Tip: If you or a member of your team is comfortable with CSS coding, you can use the Advanced options at the bottom of the page to further customize the style of your story page.
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Step 6: Publish and Share!

Once you’re all set, you can click the Publish button at the top of the page.
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Or, navigate to the Sharing tab and select Publish Story.
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Once on the “Sharing” tab, you have several different options to share your story page with your community.
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First, you have the option to share your story page directly to your Facebook, Twitter (X), or LinkedIn accounts.
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Next, you will see the URL for your story page that you can share with your community.
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Lastly, you will find the embed code to embed the story page directly on your website.
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And there you go! In just six steps, you’ve crafted a story page that’s bound to captivate your community.
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